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新宿ゴールデン街 / SHINJUKU GOLDEN GAI

92 Honey

92蜜

ABOUT THIS BAR

Tucked up a steep wooden staircase on Golden Gai's Maneki-dori, 92 Honey (Kunimitsu) is a compact second-floor bar whose standout feature is its focus on local sake from Yamaguchi Prefecture — a rarity in the Tokyo bar scene. The bar participates every year in the neighborhood's Sakura Festival and Noryosai Summer Festival, giving it a genuine sense of belonging to the street's rhythm. The close quarters make it easy to fall into conversation with the person next to you over a glass of Yamaguchi brew — making it a good fit for solo visitors who enjoy spontaneous encounters. Note that up-to-date SNS information could not be confirmed at the time of writing, so it's worth checking current hours before you visit. If it's caught your interest, climb those stairs on Maneki-dori and see for yourself.

BARS IN THE SAME ALLEY

* Bars located in the same alley row.

ABOUT SHINJUKU GOLDEN GAI

Shinjuku Golden Gai is Tokyo's most iconic bar district — 295+ unique bars packed into six narrow alleys in Kabukicho, Shinjuku. A 5-minute walk from Shinjuku Station East Exit, next to Hanazono Shrine. Featured in the Michelin Green Guide, it has been a cultural institution since the 1950s.

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